strangest - or most obscure - thing you've eaten

Originally Posted by northwind

This was already a pretty low-tone thread, but now it's even lower. Good work Mr Ape.

What do you mean, I often dip the old Ginger snaps into a nice cup of scaldy tea, I mean, I prefer when they arent, you know, soggy all the way through and things. But certainly not that bad.



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just a second there, bit of a Google, and,

Hellllllo. My word.

Mr Ape you scoundrel you.

Originally Posted by BigApe

Anyone for a soggy biscuit

I would guess that those with an services background would know about this one. I lost the game which means you get to eat the "soggy" biscuit.

Also a pint of bodily fluids.

I'm saying no more.

Is it the person that comes last or first that has to eat it ?
Just curious

Originally Posted by BigApe

Anyone for a soggy biscuit

I would guess that those with an services background would know about this one. I lost the game which means you get to eat the "soggy" biscuit.

Also a pint of bodily fluids.

I'm saying no more.

I recently found out what that was, I gotta say you must be "comfortable" to undertake such a game! I haven't really eaten anything wierd, probably the most unsual thing I have (for this country) is peanut butter and jam sandwiches, although I picked it up in America when I lived there, and it wasn't out of the ordinary there! Every one at my work thinks I'm wierd though.

Nothing exotic im afraid...a lamb phal does it for me every time

About a year ago - mud.

I thought it was a piece of chocolate I'd dropped on the sofa.

It was actually a piece of Hampstead Heath that had fallen off my flatmate's jeans.

I was rather taken aback by the 'melt in the mouth' sensation and ran to the sink to spit it out.